I tried cloning git://git.apache.org/accumulo.git and it does not have the changes you pushed last night. I wonder if this is still backed by svn.
On Tue, Jul 16, 2013 at 10:57 PM, Christopher <[email protected]> wrote: > So, git is writable now. > > If you have a newer (>1.8.0) version of git on a Gnome-based > distribution of Linux, you may want to consider using gnome-keyring > for your credential helper (don't forget your username in the > upstream/clone url for this to work; this is different from versions > 1.7.x where you must omit your username in the url to utilize the > ~/.netrc file with curl). This will help you avoid typing in your > password for every push without saving it in a plaintext file: > git config --global credential.helper gnome-keyring > > I went ahead and deleted the remote branches that had already been > merged to trunk in subversion before switching, and whose changes > already appear in master. I'm not sure if we want to do the same for > release-candidate tags (I did delete an old test tag I had made, so it > is possible). > > I also updated merged some changes I made for ACCUMULO-1030 into > master, and it looks like the git commit notifications work fine. > > About the git commit notifications.... they seem to provide a separate > notification for each commit, and all at once when you push. I'm not > sure if we can tweak this, but as is, it seems to encourage squashing > commits before pushing to the asf git repo. What's nice, though, is > you also get notifications for things other than commits, like branch > deletes. > > -- > Christopher L Tubbs II > http://gravatar.com/ctubbsii >
